If you intend to dual boot, it is generally recommended you use your Mac-native disk tools to partition your hard drive and format the first partition as 'Free Space' for Debian. If Debian is the only system you intend to install on your Macintosh hard drive, use debian-installer's 'Guided Partitioning' and it will create the needed partitions for you.

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